[Albion] To Avoid Hürzeler Bashing - The Staying Up and Europe Tracker - season 2024-25 Game 37 Update

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HP Seagull

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Sep 26, 2008
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He (or rather a researcher) did explain it: only applies if Chelsea win Conference and fall out of top 5. They qualify for Europa and England has 3 teams in Europa and none in Conference.
Correct, other than he said Chelsea need to finish outside the top six, rather than top five. Slightly more reassuring but not much!
 




Official Old Man

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Aug 27, 2011
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Brighton
He (or rather a researcher) did explain it: only applies if Chelsea win Conference and fall out of top 5. They qualify for Europa and England has 3 teams in Europa and none in Conference.
I'm still lost.
Let's presume Chelsea win the Conference and thus qualify for the UEL.
IF they finish top 5 then they are in the UCL, does that leave the rest as before? 6 & 7 UEL and 8 Conference?
IF they finish 6th or 7th then what? 3 teams in the Europa so 6th, 7th & 8th?
So what we want is Chelsea to win the Conference and finish 6th or 7th and Palace to lose. That would mean 8th is UEL.
 


pigmanovich

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Mar 16, 2024
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London
I'm still lost.
Let's presume Chelsea win the Conference and thus qualify for the UEL.
IF they finish top 5 then they are in the UCL, does that leave the rest as before? 6 & 7 UEL and 8 Conference?
IF they finish 6th or 7th then what? 3 teams in the Europa so 6th, 7th & 8th?
So what we want is Chelsea to win the Conference and finish 6th or 7th and Palace to lose. That would mean 8th is UEL.
1) Yes
2) No, there would still be just two teams in UEL, and a third in the Conference, the UEL qualification resulting from Chelsea’s Conference win would not be transferred
 


Official Old Man

Uckfield Seagull
Aug 27, 2011
9,684
Brighton
1) Yes
2) No, there would still be just two teams in UEL, and a third in the Conference, the UEL qualification resulting from Chelsea’s Conference win would not be transferred
And yet-
He (or rather a researcher) did explain it: only applies if Chelsea win Conference and fall out of top 5. They qualify for Europa and England has 3 teams in Europa and none in Conference.
I've read these and still don't know.
 


Bob!

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Jul 5, 2003
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As I understand it ( let's assume Newcastle finish Top 5):

Top 5 are Champions League, 6th is Europa, so if Chelsea finish Top 5 they are CL, if they finish 6th they are already Europa, so no changes.

If Chelsea finish 7th and win the conference league ( lowest they could finish now) they get an extra Europa League place, and then either Palace for FA Cup win, or 8th place get Europa, and there is no Conference place.
 






fly high

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Aug 25, 2011
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Looking a little less likely now. It could be goodnight to their Champions League hopes if they don’t find a late winner.
What a fail since they won against us in the cup. They looked to have third place theirs to take but have stuttered since then.
 














Bring back Bryan wade!!

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Jun 28, 2010
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So the default position hasn’t really changed after tonight’s expected Villa and Chelsea wins. Palace need to graciously lose to Citeh tomorrow and we need to get more points than Brentford in our last 2 premier league fixtures.
 




Giraffe

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18 over relegation, 1 under Europe. Too little too late? We will see...

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Giraffe

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Every chance we can finish just 1 point short of peak RDZ season, and yet people were throwing their toys out of the pram over this season, probably not helped by that lot fluking the FA Cup and qualifying for Europe by the back door.
 












Hamilton

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Every chance we can finish just 1 point short of peak RDZ season, and yet people were throwing their toys out of the pram over this season, probably not helped by that lot fluking the FA Cup and qualifying for Europe by the back door.
I think it’s the erratic nature of the season. At the turn of the year and the start of spring we were a different team to what we’ve witnessed last night. It didn’t look pretty.
 


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